Real Life: Queenstown chef Paul Froggatt on the journey to Michelin stars
When the inaugural New Zealand Michelin Guide was unveiled last month, one name clearly shone: Otago-based chef Paul Froggatt was awarded two stars, making him…
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When the inaugural New Zealand Michelin Guide was unveiled last month, one name clearly shone: Otago-based chef Paul Froggatt was awarded two stars, making him…
NZ Herald ·
Only one chef with multiple stars? Must be nice to have the rest of the culinary world bow down to you while the rest of us are paying $30 for a soggy pie in Auckland.
Worked in hospo for a decade, two Michelin stars is insane achievement. But let's be real, how many of us can actually afford to eat there?
Hold up - Michelin Guide in NZ? Since when do we have tyre companies rating our food? What's next, a Bunnings snag review?
my point. Next they'll be rating our pies. Actually that I'd support lol.
what a load of shit. Michelin's just a marketing gimmick for posh tourists.
Two stars eh? Wait till they taste my mate's boil-up in Huntly. That'd be three stars minimum. This whole thing is just a circle jerk for the rich.
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kidding? That boil-up would get two stars for the gas alone. But yeah, this is peak wankery.
As a culinary student this is actually inspiring. Paul's been grafting for years, good on him. Hope I can get a stage in his kitchen one day.
Yeah nah, flash restaurants are boring. Give me a food truck with good vibes any day. Michelin stars just mean tiny portions and pretentious foam.
if you think it's just foam you clearly haven't eaten well. But each to their own.
portions and pretentious foam is bang on. These chefs need a feed of real Kiwi kai.
Spent a summer in Queenstown, overpriced everything. Bet his degustation menu costs more than my rent. Good for him though, I guess.
lol imagine paying $400 for a meal and still being hungry. Pass me the Maccas drive thru.
Facts. Give me a $20 fish n chips with a view of the lake over any star.